MASS: A Mobile Agent Security Scheme for the Creation of Virtual Enterprises

Wangham, Michelle S.; Fraga, Joni da Silva; Schmidt, Ricardo de O.; Rabelo, Ricardo J.

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-30178-3_22

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“…Most of the work in MAS access control is related to the requirement of distributed authorization (Wen and Mizoguchi 2000;Wangham et al 2004;Hu and Tang 2003). However, the multi-domain nature of such systems is neglected.…”

Section: Access Controlmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For instance, Wangham et al (2004) propose a mobile agent security scheme based on SPKI/SDSI, specific to the application of searching and selecting partners in the formation of Virtual Enterprises and negotiating between partners. Few have basically redefined the challenges and solutions in SPKI/SDSI (Poggi et al 2004), or proposed certificate-based schemes such as Novák et al (2003).…”

Section: Trust Management: Distributed Access Controlmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A survey of security issue in multi-agent systems

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Multi-agent systems have attracted the attention of researchers because of agents' automatic, pro-active, and dynamic problem solving behaviors. Consequently, there has been a rapid development in agent technology which has enabled us to provide or receive useful and convenient services in a variety of areas such as banking, transportation, e-business, and healthcare. In many of these services, it is, however, necessary that security is guaranteed. Unless we guarantee the security services based on agent-based systems, these services will face significant deployment problems. In this paper, we survey existing work related to security in multi-agent systems, especially focused on access control and trust/reputation, and then present our analyses. We also present existing problems and discuss future research challenges.

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Section: Access Controlmentioning

confidence: 99%